Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Coshocton Weekly Times in Coshocton, Ohio

Page 1

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1907

Page

1

Supreme Court Hears Ben Dickerson Case In Oral Argument

Local attorneys argued before the state supreme court Tuesday morning in the Ben Dickerson case. James Glenn led for the state with McDowell and Wheeler while Judge Voorhees and Adams represented the defense as the court questioned the record and evidence including McCoy testimony and bloodhound proof. The justices observed the proceedings and a ruling is anticipated.

Ben Dickerson James Glenn McDowell Wheeler Voorhees Adams Columbus State Supreme Court Glenn Thogart Tipawing Bey Diekerson Lee Circuit Court McCoy Tom McCoy Eason Dickerson Hughes Shuck Vanmd Price, Crow Spearated Davis Hewring

Frank Conrad Left Hand Severely Cut in Planer

Frank Conrad suffered a painful left hand injury this morning while operating a planer. A set screw loosened and caught his hand, shredding flesh from the first finger from the knuckle to the tip. Dr. Cone treated the wounds and Congo believes the finger may be saved, though likely damaged.

Frank Conrad Conrad Vietin Jevifal Othis

Gas Explosion Kills One Man in Charleston Sewer

Laborers at a large city project were exposed to a gas explosion in a Charleston sewer. Casalato, an Italian worker, died on rescue. John Jackson, a Black laborer, was critically burned and is expected to die. Fire department extinguished the blaze.

Charleston W. Va Casalato Italy John Jackson

Hoff man reports improved health at Erie beet dump

J Warne Hoffman of Erie Colorado writes that he is employed as weigh master on a beet dump for Great Western Sugar company and he likes the work. He notes improved health and praises The Times industrial edition as a worthy guide to the city.

the Times J. Warne Hoffman Erie Colo Great Western Sugar Company Mr. Hoffman

Official Democratic Primary Ballot Listing City and Township

The Democratic committee closed filing for ten fall ballot offices and a mayoral contest between B Manner and W B Tish. Candidates for city and township roles include Fred Wagner solicitor J C Daughtery treasurer George To Ayres and several council and board seats with listed wards and polling places.

Democratic Committee B. Manner Tish Board of Public Service Miistake

Woman sues Tunnis Elson for alimony and custody

Wing Bo Ren sues her husband Tunnis Elson requesting alimony and custody of two children aged 7 and 5 and seeks restraining order preventing disposal of property. Petition cites alleged abuse and requests banking and household goods be protected while suit pend

Wing Bo Ren Hror Sinf Trois Ison Chia Mocerrell Lote Hana

Big County Fair Banners Across City Streets

County fair boosters tout a record yearly event with banners through Canton Mansfield and Marion. Secretary Hanlon promotes the largest county pumpkin show in the state as preparations advance on the grounds and exhibition halls.

Marin Heralik Hanlon Falm Canton Mansfield Marion

Divorce Denied in Bleck Suit to Divorce

Judge Donley dismisses the divorce suit filed by Gertrude Bleck against Charles Bleck citing an altered grounds claim. The ruling ends the divorce action without granting legal separation or dissolution of marriage.

Donley Gertrude Bleck Charles

John Swigert Suffers Stroke of Paralysis

John Swigert, formerly a substitute on BR P20 in November, suffered a light stroke while driving an express wagon on HAL yesterday. He was found with a faint spell and a seizure, aided by passerby Jude Gaal, and taken home. Swigert, a longtime member of the Richard Lanning Post and the 8%th O V V F, had been in good health prior to the incident and is expected to recover use of his limbs in a few days.

Po Swigedt Suatt Parmidssie Jude Gaal Nia Aeling Hin Richard Lanning

Nebraska parties name tickets on primary day report

American Press Telegram notes that under a new state law all five parties held platforms on primary day. Republicans and Democrats led by Taft and Wallin addressed conventions, Prohibition and Socialist groups scarce. Democratic plank calls for tax reform and anti trust enforcement while Republican platform endorses Roosevelt and Taft alignment.

Tdincotn Taft Walliyan Tle Poner Tart Democratic Platform William J. Bryan Roosevelt Republicart Taft Ta Nebraska William HL Ohto

Ohio Canal Association Session at Zanesville

Fragments describe Ohio Canal Association gathering in Zanesville with talks on bridge rebuilding, river works, and ceremonial speeches. The agenda includes tours, lectures by Wed Begley, and a focus on future improvements and public works projects.

Ohio Canal Association Zanesville Ripley's Erie Ghia River Maretta New York Wr Begley Andresys Cale B. Perkins State Hoard of Public Works Thorsdis Dan Nothot Ns Weloe Custan Ros

Baptist Sunday School Institute Agenda Summary

The Baptist Sunday School Institute outlines sessions led by Mr Holmes and Mrs Curtiss. Topics include Bible exposition, temperance in the Sunday School, a missions discussion, and a service focusing on training for the Master’s service. Evening meetings feature a song service and addresses on home relations.

Coirttee Kingdem Holmes Curtiss

Farmers' Fair at Layland

Sept 25 report from Layland notes a Farmers' Fair with crowd turnout and activities. Local residents Peter Orline, Jeter Mee, and Hemme di Pudnsons are mentioned among attendees. Visitors include Mrs Bila Pinter, Mrs No Tiaynes, Win Mellor, Samuel Fortune, and relatives from Akron and Coshocton.

Peter Ortine Stadt Bila Pinter No Tiaynes Akron Mea Win Mellor Samuel Fortune Meditht County Mraoatel Mra Prank Stanton Warsaw M.A. van Kenvet Coshocton Sanday Fale Mondar

British writer visits Ohio amid death of correspondent

The report notes the death of Frank tlot, a British writer who traveled with European tourists through Scotland England and briefly France as a Daily Mail representative. It describes reactions from readers and mentions his work and reception in Columbus before his passing.

Colan Frank Tlot Engsham Scotland Enghaind France Top Hom Tate Santage Atrio Pater Midgar Nero Pepott Thas Tip Min Ditnot Hyawer Chittendent Hotel State Ponca

Fred B Smith Passes Away After Prolonged Illness

obituary notes Frederic B Smith died after a month of heart disease. He was born in 1828 in Waren county and lived until age seventy eight. He leaves a wife two sons Chas and Harry, two daughters Mrs Crothers and Mrs Bumgartner, five grandchildren and one great grandchild. He lived in Basin Wyoming and Havin Wyoming and had visits with his daughter in Dallas Texas.

Fred BoSmith Amie Bissom Dallas Texas Waren Bert Mons Chas Pinllas Tex Harry Havin Hal Crothers Basin, Wyoming Bumgartner Warsaw Aivid Entitl

Births Reported for Coffman and Ryne Families

A son was born to Mr and Mrs Earl Ryne on Kenilworth avenue. The Coffman household on South Sevvenih Street welcomed a twelve pound girl last night.

Mieldoyd Coffman South Sevvenih St Earl Ryne Kenilworth Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

Supreme Court Eadh Cone America Preas Niewspaper Colorado Goshocton James B. Manner William 3. Tish Agltur Fred Wagner City Sollicitor J. C. Daugher George Ayres Oof Roof Timmons Por Councillan Stinas Bobimente Berno C Sepier Taptel Pond Ser Board Mabile Serieree OS. Hutchinson Farley Connerty M. H. Deneer BR. Cottom J. F. Albertson Board of Eduction Dh. Hanlon Charles Craig AL Wernett Charles Fleming Wailtf PB. Bennett BE. M. Latier W. How Richards Ed Brink H. R. McCurdy John Lockard B. PF. Llehrell Tuscarawas Township E. Wolfe A. A. Miller Mdl Carroll R. S. Kirk Wiepsbees Joseph B. Kunty Justice of the Peace Mo W Winter Samuel Gambel Wark Sayers Tunnis Elson Sirueh Diascedd Kreathworth Wrenne Fifth Street Coshoeton Satna Bank John Swigert Bryan American Press Telegram Lamenoin Biess Peter Ayer Alba Stare Worl Dusiess Evers Coues Rose Washington Wy Kennedy Morgit Edward Moxkinain Tor Rosa Stark Soannit Oayathani Waebrrshire Brestiens Silber Seeiemie Ud Oita Orient Ain Barnes's Deniers Baptist. Sunday School Institute Layland Ohio Daily Mail Fred B. Smith Newepa Pro Barhh
Search Courier

Search the Coshocton Weekly Times Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Coshocton Weekly Times?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication